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Your Ultimate Guide to Website Migration

HomepageArticlesYour Ultimate Guide to Website Migration

Website migration is often a necessary step to enhance performance, upgrade services, or reposition your digital presence. In this guide, we'll focus on the practical "how-to" aspects of migrating your website, covering the steps for both intra and inter-panel migrations. Whether you're moving within the same control panel or making a switch from cPanel to Plesk or DirectAdmin, we've got you covered. We would like to point out that migration to NETStabil is done by our team free of charge.

Chapter 1: Migrating Within the Same Panel

cPanel to cPanel Migration:

  1. Backup Data:

    • Log in to the source cPanel.
    • Navigate to "Backup Wizard" and create a full backup.
    • Download the backup file to your local system.
  2. Upload to New cPanel:

    • Log in to the destination cPanel.
    • Access "Backup Wizard" and choose "Restore."
    • Upload your previously saved backup file.
  3. Update Configuration:

    • Update configuration files if needed.
    • Verify and update domain settings, ensuring seamless functionality.

Plesk to Plesk Migration:

  1. Export Domain Content:

    • Log in to the source Plesk.
    • Go to "Domains" and select the domain you want to migrate.
    • Click on "Website & Domains" and then "Databases."
    • Export databases and files to a compressed file.
  2. Import to New Plesk:

    • Log in to the destination Plesk.
    • Navigate to "Domains" and select the target domain.
    • Click on "Website & Domains" and then "Databases."
    • Import the exported databases and files.
  3. Adjust Settings:

    • Update domain settings and configurations as necessary.
    • Test the website's functionality thoroughly.

DirectAdmin to DirectAdmin Migration:

  1. Generate Backup:

    • Log in to the source DirectAdmin.
    • Navigate to "Admin Backup/Transfer" and create a backup.
  2. Restore on New DirectAdmin:

    • Log in to the destination DirectAdmin.
    • Go to "Admin Backup/Transfer" and restore the backup.
  3. Check Configurations:

    • Review domain configurations and update if required.
    • Test the website to ensure a smooth transition.

Chapter 2: Migrating Across Different Panels

cPanel to Plesk Migration:

  1. Generate Full Backup in cPanel:

    • In the source cPanel, use the "Backup Wizard" to create a full backup.
    • Download the backup file.
  2. Use Plesk Migration Manager:

    • In the destination Plesk, go to "Tools & Settings" > "Migration & Transfer Manager."
    • Choose "Transfer from cPanel" and follow the wizard to upload and migrate.
  3. Verify Settings:

    • After migration, review and update domain settings in Plesk.
    • Test the website thoroughly.

Plesk to DirectAdmin Migration:

  1. Export Domain Data in Plesk:

    • In the source Plesk, export domain content and databases.
    • Save the exported files to your local system.
  2. Upload Data to DirectAdmin:

    • In the destination DirectAdmin, use the "Admin Backup/Transfer" tool.
    • Upload the exported files and follow the restoration process.
  3. Adjust Configurations:

    • Check and update domain configurations in DirectAdmin.
    • Test the website to ensure proper functionality.

DirectAdmin to cPanel Migration:

  1. Generate Backup in DirectAdmin:

    • In the source DirectAdmin, create a full backup.
    • Download the backup file to your local system.
  2. Use cPanel Restore Tool:

    • In the destination cPanel, use the "Backup Wizard" to restore from the DirectAdmin backup.
  3. Validate Configurations:

    • Review and update domain settings in cPanel.
    • Thoroughly test the website post-migration.

Conclusion:

By following these step-by-step instructions, you can smoothly navigate website migration within the same control panel or across different panels. Always perform thorough testing after migration to ensure a seamless transition and maintain the integrity of your online presence. Happy migrating!


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